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0001095 |
[1003.1(2016/18)/Issue7+TC2] Shell and Utilities |
Editorial |
Error |
2016-10-20 02:01 |
2016-10-27 18:12 |
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Reporter |
Mark_Galeck |
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public |
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normal |
Resolution |
Withdrawn |
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Closed |
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Name |
Mark Galeck |
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User Reference |
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Section |
2.10.2 Shell Grammar Rules |
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Page Number |
2376, 2380 |
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75911-75914, 76129 |
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Summary |
0001095: Shell Grammar rule 2 cannot be the only one to apply because it does not assign WORD |
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Description |
I raised issue:1088 about that there are not explicitly multiple Shell Grammar rules to apply, to which kre explained in Note: 0003431 , that rule 1 always applies, but a higher numbered rule has precedence, if present.
This does not work for filename production, where rule 2 is used. This rule does not say that TOKEN in question should be converted to WORD. Rule 1 does but since if rule 2 applies, rule 1 cannot be used.
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Desired Action |
Add to rule 2: "The token WORD shall be returned."
I have to fill something here and this seems correct, but I am afraid to post it; I tried something like this in issue:1094 and kre roundly criticized me. |
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